Robert Kiyosaki
@thereal_kiyosaki • 168,400 subscribers
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If you're young and broke, you don't need motivation. You need financial education — and these 5 lessons specifically. One — Income doesn't make you rich. Wealth is how long you survive without working. Two — Your house is a liability. It takes money out monthly. Which is why Assets come first. Three — Savers lose. Since 1971, the dollar loses value daily. Which is why you must Invest in real assets. Four — Employees and self-employed trade time for money. That's a trap. Rich Dad calls it the CASHFLOW Quadrant — and you should move to the B and I side, that is business owner and investor side… as their money works for them when they sleep. Five — Debt is a tool when educated. Bad debt makes you weaker. Good debt builds assets. The clock isn't your enemy. Ignorance is. People in their 20s learning this are already 10 years ahead. Those ignoring this will spend their 40s catching up. Save this reel, share it with someone young, and hit follow. #richdadpoordad #robertkiyosaki
Robert Kiyosaki2,700,000 views • 1 month ago
Poor Dad says: "I borrow money and I pay it back myself, dollar for dollar, out of my own paycheck — that's just how a loan works." Rich Dad says: "I borrow money and let somebody else pay it off for me — my tenants, my customers, my business. The more people indebted to me, the wealthier I become." Poor Dad doesn't stop there. To him, debt is debt: a car loan, a credit card, eighteen months no-interest on a new couch. He's paying for every bit of it, every single month, whether he likes it or not. Rich Dad sees the same four letters — D-E-B-T — and uses them a completely different way. Good debt doesn't drain his paycheck. It buys an asset that goes up in value, or pays him while he owns it: a rental property, a business, income-producing equipment. Same word. Same debt. Two completely different outcomes. Poor Dad borrows to buy things that cost him money every month. Rich Dad borrows to buy things that make other people pay him back. That's the whole difference between working for your money and having your money — and other people's obligations — work for you. #robertkiyosaki #richdadpoordad
Robert Kiyosaki108,100 views • 1 month ago
Most people are terrified of debt. And you know what? Good for them. Because for 95% of people, debt is bad. They use debt to buy liabilities—like consumer credit cards for vacations, or car loans for fancy rides that go down in value. That is bad debt. That's debt that makes you poor. But the rich? We use good debt. Good debt is when somebody else—usually a tenant or a customer—pays off the debt for you while the asset goes up in value and spits out cash flow! Debt is a tool. In the hands of an amateur, it cuts your hand off. In the hands of a professional, it builds an empire. Learn how to use OPM—Other People's Money—the right way. #robertkiyosaki #richdadpoordad
Robert Kiyosaki83,800 views • 1 month ago
Most people think they’re diversified. They’re not. They’re de-worsified. And Warren Buffett said something about diversification that most financial planners would never repeat to your face. I’ll give it to you in a minute. Most people believe diversification protects you. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. That’s what they told you. So you buy mutual funds. Some stocks. Some bonds. Maybe a REIT. And you feel safe. You feel diversified. Here’s the problem. It’s all the same basket. Stocks. Bonds. Mutual funds. REITs. Paper. It’s ALL paper assets. When the paper market crashes... it can all go down together. Your whole “diversified” portfolio. Same basket. Different labels. That’s not diversification. That’s de-worsification. Now... there IS a way to really diversify. The rich do it. #richdadpoordad #robertkiyosaki
Robert Kiyosaki18,300 views • 14 days ago
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